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Bonds 205:
TIGRs, CATS, and LIONs
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1.
The units that Treasury-backed zeros are based on represent _______.
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Principal
Interest
Escrow
None of the above
Interest. Interest payments were divided into units as the basis of Treasury-backed zeros.
2.
Compared to its face value, the issuing price of a zero coupon bond is _______.
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Much higher
About the same
Exactly the same
Much lower
Much lower. Zero coupons are issued at deep discounts from their face values.
3.
All of the following were benefits of TIGRs, CATS, and LIONs except _______.
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Ownership of a Treasury security
Low default risk
Low price
Reliable returns
Ownership of a Treasury security. Ownership of a Treasury security was not a feature of the felines, which were securities issued by private firms.
4.
Even though felines were issued by private firms, they were still relatively secure bonds.
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True
False
True. Even though they were issued by private firms, these bonds were based on Treasury securities held in escrow.
5.
TIGRs, CATS, and LIONs are acronyms _______.
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Designated by the US Treasury
Coined by investors
Created by brokerage firms
Designated by the SEC
Created by brokerage firms. TIGRs, CATS, and LIONs are acronyms created by brokerage firms for securities based on Treasury bonds.
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